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... street at ten o'clock at night, and she had toseek shelter in the police station until morning—a most disgraceful case. Thomas Hardy. of Stokesley, labourer, was charged by P.C. McPhail with being Munk and disorderly and kicking at Isabella Carter's door ...
... beautiful school-room, amply adorned with maps, diagrams, &c.. was densely crowded, and the spectacle presented by so many hardy eons of toil will not be forgo, ton. But what added the greatest attraction to the m•etitig was the presence of so many of ...
... of Masham. On the 15th inat., aged 16, Mary, dangther of Mr. Thomas Forbes, of Masham. On the 20th inst., at Bartersett, near Hawes, after a lingering and painful illness, aged 35, Mr. Thomas Woodward, farmer. On the 14th inst. at Fingal], aged 75, Thos ...
... cultivator, could not be more ready to yield its services,—the most luxuriant ground could not be more prolific. Those rough and hardy natures, showed that their beans were as tender as their frames were powerful; and the first gentle breath 01 compassion which ...
... near hy,114 I we • Audi yeti. you - Irish 4 a - clear ..at to.A. The humor 4 Thomas Kestin; wad no: e.unpreheetiel by our trye-witaseeo. Herbert, on king so.wered by Thomas, are nn I 'emelt him on the with his let. Timms Kestiag --Wed a yhte end threw ...
... trespassing in a vlantation, near Fighting t outs , belonging to Thomas Wilkinson, Esq., of Nesham Abbey, on the 9th instant, thereby doing damage to the amount Fined 6d. and 7s. 6d. costs. Thomas Adamson, oh Sadherge, was charged by , John Ferguson with assaulting ...
... Shaw tailor.-10th, Ann, wife of Mr. John Soppett gluentaker.-10th, Anne, daughter of Mr. Thomas Arsastroog, miller. - Oa the 12th that., at Gilding, aged 80, Mr. Thomas Thompam. :he 13th inst., at Newaham, aged 82, Dorothy Stanwick. On the 7th inst., at Carlton ...
... Waltham; and Mr. Thomas Righton, of Woodley. Mr. Tobias Benson, Mr. John Snow, and Mr. W. Barnard, of High Laver; Mrs. Mary Lawter, of Magdeline Laver. Mr. Robert Dntry, of Long Marston; Mr. Wm. Gibbs, of Clifford Chambers; Rev. Thomas Maurice, of Driffield ...
... farmer, with nonrayineut of wages. Ordered to pay the amount claimed and coati. John Parker, of Kirby Sigston, charged Mr. Thomas Scars-, of Kirby Sigston, farmer, with non-payment of wages. Case dismissed, complainant paying costs. Mr. H. Ellis, of N ...
... J. 7. LES I DE STUART. (Vaster Huge.ndlowails, B. E. CHILD!: HAROLD'S soso. airrsoo—oiradwi, E. 9. DIC.EOPOLIS Cher, mars, Hardy.—Stcoorot-as, TIM WT LAST (Scott.) HupwocKl, J. 8. A. 11. MOLT DE COLIOST. (Taltalirs.)—Metcalfe, W. P. If. HURT TILL Mt Yi ...
... on, one of the very first who opposed and refuted it was an Irishman, Johannes Erigena, the ablest writer of the age—(see Thomas Moore's Ilistory of Ireland, under the head of Erigena). Your correspondent says— The English conquest under Henry 11. neither ...
... which was pain. RIPON COUNT HOUSE. FRIDAY, BTh t, 1868. Before Charles Oxley, W. S. Smith, A. Bower, and J. R. Lysaght, Leqrs. Thomas Sly, of North Stainley, labourer, was charged with assaulting Mary, the wife of Alderson, of the same village. I •bourer. ...